The Shawnee YMCA is making a move into the “Pop Warner Football Association,” and registrations will be accepted through July 31 for teams playing this fall.
Shawnee’s teams will play from the Oklahoma City area, and teams can consist of players from Shawnee and surrounding communities.
The Tecumseh Blackhawks took home first-place finish in the recent USSSA State Qualifier Tee-Ball Tournament in Sapulpa.
Harvey's Chevrolet recently gave a $500 donation to the Shawnee Youth Athletic Association.
Two Shawnee girls, Annabeth Sampson and Katie Carter recently competed in the USGA State Championship held for Level 4 gymnasts. Sampson and Carter receive their training from Victory Athletics in Oklahoma City.
G-Force went undefeated and won 1st place in the NCAA's preseason tournament for girls T-Ball.
The Tecumseh Black Hawks pose for a photo after taking first in the 2010 preseason T-ball tournament.
Harvey’s Chevrolet has announced it will be investing support in Shawnee through a partnership with Shawnee Youth Athletic Association.
Harvey’s Chevrolet will provide baseball equipment, instructional clinics, a monetary donation, and an opportunity to raise an additional $10,000 in funds through a Chevy vehicle giveaway-fundraiser.
On Jan. 16, Julia Landwert received her State Title from the Oklahoma Karate Association.
Landwert was awarded the title in the 14-15 year old Advanced Division for Fighting. She has been training in Taekwondo and Karate for the last 2 1/2 years and is a brown belt.
The St. Gregory’s University baseball team recently combined with Will Rogers Elementary School to celebrate International Walk to School Month. SGU players escorted the children during their mile-long journey along Union Street in Shawnee.
The Pottawatomie County Athletic Association is having basketball sign-ups for boys and girls in kindergarten through sixth grade Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Hibbett Sports in the Shawnee Mall.
A second sign-up date will be Sunday, Sept. 27, from 2 to 6 p.m. in the same location.
The Seminole Elite hold their trophies after taking first place at the USSSA slow-pitch 12-and-under girls softball world tournament in Lubbock, Texas.
Jackson Winrow, 11, a student at Shawnee Middle School, runs a drill during the Little Wolves Football Camp Thursday morning at Shawnee High School.
Zane Walck, 6, a student at South Rock Creek School, gets ready to catch a pass Thursday morning at the Little Wolves Football Camp at Shawnee High School.
Shawnee Bowl, 701 N. Harrison, will take registrations Aug. 22-29 and Sept. 12 for the USBC Youth Bowling League.
In his first appearance at a Junior PGA tournament, Shawnee’s Dillion Moreland took first place Monday in the 16-18 year-old division at the Cushing Country Club course.
Daniel Langley recorded a personal-best 69 in finishing second Wednesday in an Oklahoma Junior golf tournament at Oklahoma City’s Trosper course.
Langley and Quade Cummings, competing in the 12-13 year-old division, both came in at 1-under-par 69 (silver tees), thus necessitating a sudden-death playoff.
Front row (left to right): Tyree York, Tanner Herring, Gavin Haynie, Tyler Dunham, Reagan Chastain
Back row (l-r): Christian Patterson, Kenny Reavis, Caynaan Garner, Riley Chastain, Joshua Woodrow
